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It is impossible as they are all hand written essays. And I've seen them at the olmc site. Just search for that in google.

Just remember lead is slightly soluble in chloride with cold water, and totally soluble with chloride in hot water. There is a white ppt formed which could be either silver or lead. Heat the solution, and if dissolves, it is lead

Yeah, I sucked hard during prelim. Gettings 60% and such in the tests. It was a crappy course though

Yes you are.

What context was it in?

Now that's a useless post if ever I saw one. And so is this

But if you were a true believer, HSC would definetly be a secondary concern

And in general you will know when you have written a good essay. Unless you're an idiot

There isn't really any formula, just follow it through logically. Like with acid rain start with causes, then formation, then effects

This is question 9b of HSC 2002. Steph decides to invest $5000 at 8.75% pa in the fund at the beginning of each year, commencing on 1 Jan 2003. What will the value be on 31 Dec 2023 Is that the kind of thing you mean farie?

I'll hazard a guess at mid-high 80s, but no-one really knows

I've seen cartoons in question 1a, but I'm assuming you're not talking about that

Yeah, that is how I usually work, but the R & G exemplar essay freaked me out, so I decided to calm my nerves by reading a crapper one. It worked too

Hahah. I've got to agree there

Would that accept arrows like this <---> in the HSC or would you have to draw the proper ones; you know the ones I mean

You have to use the geometric series formula though, that is something.

Mainly just wanted to create a poll, but anyway what is yours? I'd have to say acids is mine.

Bah. The creative writing part is the easiest. No need to memorise anything, it just sucks up time that could be better spent elsewhere

I don't know. Just write them down over and over again. I don't think there are any special tricks, but knowing the solubility rules helps

I know. There seems to be a huge jump from band 5/low band 6, to top band 6